A new typology for R&D laboratories: Implications for policy analysts

Michael M. Crow and Barry Bozeman ()

Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 1987, vol. 6, issue 3, 328-341

Abstract: Science policy analysts have traditionally classified R&D laboratories as government, private, or university. The authors argue that this view is outmoded and provides little help in understanding the rapidly changing environment of R&D laboratories. They provide and test an alternative scheme designed to cope with “sector blurring” and the intermingling of market and political influences on R&D laboratories. The authors also discuss implications of their scheme for a variety of contemporary science policy issues.

Date: 1987
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